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For those interested the internal view looks a bit dire ~ what would cause that is the glue breaking down and how difficult is it to restore the clarity.
WWII British Lee Enfield No.4 Mk.1 Sniper Scope Mk3 No32 1945 | eBay
Also a scope can ~ WWII British Lee Enfield No.4 Mk.1 Sniper Scope Case | eBay
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Balsam, perhaps, deteriorating with age?
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Yes, lenses separating. They need to be cleaned and reassembled. I had a two draw telescope come from Stateside with that exact thing. I removed the lenses and cleaned and reset them. All was well. Peter will be along shortly and tell us...
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Hmmm... don't think a No 4 (T) will be on my list for a while. Or until the first priorities of the Lotto winnings are dealt with...
Trying to save Service history, one rifle at a time...
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Was watching it with interest, the seller sold the can separate, can for £435 and scope and bracket for £1,809.00
If the buyer is in the UK
then read my article in the next day or so regarding imports over £900.......
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not enfield but still ww2, i was just kicking tyres on that site and saw these... I was nearly speechless.
RARE WW2 CHRISTMAS WILLOW SOLDIERS CAKE TIN | eBay
these tins were made and sold here in Australia
during ww2 for people to send cakes etc to their loved ones overseas in the services.
maybe 10 years ago I was doing some incoming goods sorting for one of the local charity shops and came across 3 (well 2 and 3/4) of the long log cake tins. I think I paid 50c for the two complete ones and gave them to my mother for the museum she is involved with, the incomplete one I threw out. ooops.
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During WW2 a family friend who had emigrated to Canada
sent "food parcels" to my family which included "rich fruit cake" in round metal tins that had printed photographs of Canada on the outside of the tin. I believe that this cake was professionally/factory made cake that was packaged in these round metal tins. I still have a couple of these tins, minus the cake, that were sent from Canada, which when I can find, I will post pictures.
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the incomplete one I threw out.
Could be worse, you could have said you took it to the pistol range and chased it out of sight.
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